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WORKING STIFFS

Classic Ross Amico

Classical music and Labor Day

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Across
3.Classical pianist, and instrument for chopping wood
5.River of Russian barge-haulers in folk song set by Stravinsky, Glazunov, and Balakirev
7.Anna Clyne embroiderer in work for violin and orchestra, after Yeats
11.Adjustable tool in Michael Torke title
13.He died with a hammer in his hand (full name)
14.Harmonious Handel occupation
16.Type of factory visited by Pat Nixon in “Nixon in China”
17.Hans Sachs trade
21.Carlos Chávez man and mechanization ballet, “Caballos de vapor” (in English)
24.Occupation of road worker Jack in Eric Coates song
25.Fritz Lang vision of workers’ hell scored by Gottfried Huppertz
28.Snow White: _______ while you work
30.Title of John Cage percussion piece, or cause of traffic delay
32.Leonard Bernstein’s only score written expressly for the screen (3 words)
33.Gershwin: Nice if you can get it
35.Composer-director assisted by David Raksin on “Modern Times”
36.Ricky Ian Gordon opera after Steinbeck (4 words)
37.Item manufactured in Frederick Converse’s “Flivver Ten Million”
39.Composer of monumental set of variations on Chilean protest song
42.It’s home from work they go (2 words)
43.Early Britten opera about legendary lumberjack
45.1883 NYC engineering marvel celebrated in Tobias Picker’s “Keys to the City” (2 words)
46.Product manufactured by Carmen and company (plural)
47.Swedish-American labor activist immortalized in song (full name)
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1.Argentinian cowboys in Ginastera’s “Estancia”
2.Danish master whose Symphony No. 3 concludes with orchestral “hymn to work”
3.Homegrown Joan Tower work, “Made in _______”
4.Occupation of women’s chorus in “The Flying Dutchman”
6.Raymond Scott “Looney Tunes” assembly line nightmare
7.Unions and piano hammers do this
8.Trenton-born composer of riot-inducing “Ballet Mécanique”
9.Towering John Alden Carpenter construction worker ballet
10.Hard coal harvested by PA miners in Julia Wolfe Pulitzer Prize winner
12.Virgil Thomson Dust Bowl documentary, “The ____ That Broke the Plains”
15.Quake-inducing pro-labor musical by Marc Blitzstein, “The Cradle Will ____”
18.Bully political orator who inspired Joplin rag, “The Strenuous Life”
19.Composer of “Oranges” march and “The Steel Step,” factory ballet
20.1996 Ewan McGregor film about Yorkshire colliery band (2 words)
22.Marx & Engels treatise set to music by Ervin Schulhoff, “The _________ ________” (2 words)
23.Undercover Tsar who learns shipbuilding techniques in Lortzing opera (3 words)
26.Original nuts-and-bolts title of Gershwin’s “Second Rhapsody,” “Rhapsody in ______”
27.William Billings trade
29.Nickname for Haydn labor dispute symphony, in which musicians get up and leave
31.Mancini-scored film about PA miners’ revolt, “The _____ ________” (2 words)
33.Eric Coates labor march, “Calling All _______”
34.Hard-playing Ohio River worker in Copland’s “Old American Songs”
38.Sweat-of-the-brow Medtner piano work, “Three Hymns in Praise of ____”
40.English Brian, worked for as carpenter and coal miner before composing world’s largest symphony
41.Striking Pierre Boulez music, “The ______ without a Master”
44.Hard-working “Il trovatore” chorus

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